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Alerton Technologies Announces BACtalkâ VAV-SDA

Redmond, Washington USA (July 31, 2001) Alertonâ Technologies, Inc. today announced availability of its BACtalkâ VAV-SDA controller, the newest member of Alerton's BACtalk systems VAV application family. The VAV-SDA delivers fully-programmable and pressure-independent control of single-duct variable air volume boxes.

Alerton's VAV-SDA controls variable air volume (VAV) boxes equipped with variable speed fans or analog valves and is designed to eliminate the need for more expensive external pressure sensors. The VAV-SDA analog output capability makes it ideal for applications requiring true analog-signal-controlled valves. Its on-board airflow sensor is designed to reduce installation costs by eliminating the need to purchase and install an additional airflow sensor.

The VAV-SDA captures trended VAV airflow calibration data, making VAV balancing faster and easier during the commissioning phase. VAV-SDA makes scheduling easier with its ability to assign a schedule directly to Alerton's Visual Logic Controller. Other features include improved noise immunity and increased RAM for BACnetâ objects.

For product availability, ordering and technical information, contact Alerton Technologies on the web at www.alerton.com.

Alerton Technologies Introduces WEBTalkâ

Redmond, Washington USA (July 31, 2001) Alertonâ Technologies, Inc. today announced availability of WEBtalkâ, delivering convenient Internet access to Alerton's BACnetâ-based building control systems from anywhere in the world. WEBtalk combines many of the features of Alerton's powerful BACtalkâ product line with the familiarity of a web browser interface and flexibility of TCP/IP connectivity. All of this, and painless installation and near-zero time and expense in learning how to use it.

Alerton's WEBtalk gives users off-site access to real-time building systems information with many of the same extensive BACtalk full-color displays. Alerton's WEBtalk comes ready to connect to the Internet using standard TCP/IP protocols over existing Ethernet, WAN or LAN networks. Now Alerton's building systems controls can be monitored, tracked and modified with the ease of a few mouse clicks, from anywhere there is Internet access.

For product availability, ordering and technical information, contact Alerton Technologies on the web at www.alerton.com.

Alerton Technologies Introduces BACtalk for Windows v3.11

Redmond, Washington USA (July 16, 2001) Alerton Technologies, Inc. today announced the availability of BACtalkâ for Windows v3.11, offering a Microsoft Windows® (98/NT/2000) platform for delivering key building automation information through enhanced connectivity with BACtalk field devices and other manufacturers' BACnetâ-compliant devices. Connectivity is achieved through the Internet, WAN, Ethernet LAN, or point-to-point (PTP) serial or modem capability. BACtalk for Windows v3.11, together with Alerton's complete BACtalk line of powerful global controllers, routers and programmable controllers, delivers a total native BACnet solution for building system automation.

In multi-building campus environments, utilizing BACnet Ethernet, WAN or ARCNET LAN, BACtalk for Windows v3.11 provides seamless connectivity between sites and control of multiple sites from a single, central operator terminal. BACtalk for Windows v3.11 monitors and controls multiple remote sites via modem or it can be configured using BACnet ANNEX J/Internet Protocol (IP) capability, enabling building system access from anywhere via Internet connection. Flexible, integrated control and connectivity options enable building energy cost savings and reduced maintenance costs.

BACtalk for Windows v3.11 delivers an extensive easy-to-use graphics library with over 500 images for quickly creating intuitive and detailed building automation systems site displays. Real-time, 3-D animation and full-color graphics enable intuitive and flexible access to building systems information with simple point-and-click control. BACtalk for Windows v3.11 seamlessly imports from nearly all CAD or graphics platforms, quickly integrating bitmap-based graphics, such as floor plans, as-built drawings and vendor-specific graphics of HVAC equipment and graphical diagrams of building systems or sites.

BACtalk for Windows v3.11 supports a full range of BACnet functions, including BACnet-defined schedules and trend logs, energy logs, Active X and operator activity logs. User-by-user security setup protects from unauthorized access.

For product availability, ordering and technical information, contact Alerton Technologies on the web at www.alerton.com. 

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